Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It also VESTS' funding for all tl and organizations Glenn German ^, the recipient ot t fidence, it must welfare of its co more potential po HL iHn on our campus Q ~_\v ^organization, and ** stand idle as deteriorates is ; -25^ students' trust. My plans for fi simple ? aggres VV jmm and efficiency. T1 address each issu Jeffrey Ham thusiasm with wh HSpr ijjlj ^ ^ m JBS MLdBBttE^^ v ^Mi v i|M|HHKWa|fflWff Jfr MHH^ <*&*##, . I j&**~ **' <, ^ V ^ WmM * H ? - ? *-' >-<-*'. V -' _ _i.'*-^ , "C > Winter returns Hhonda uswald (l.), Hoy bass im.) ana Lavonaa Wid that blew through campus yesterday. it candidate Vith Student Gover- more visible and seem > tomorrow, the projects, oecaue any each of the six can- before the SCi has the ink, Glenn German, people behind it, and t ?tsy Leopard, Tony important. hy Washington, to Leadership is also ii questions. There was three years as a Na\ it placed on each didate, and 20 years a; military family, 1 kni ' answers have been good leader with a icai order. Ham re- discipline that will ai ical errors as well as aspect ol SO that is i e unchanged in his 8?od administration (ierntiin: S t u d e n .... , o should be the represei el is the role of Slu- . . '. . . . students in the umversi , and how do you , , I sions here at the univer committees mat nave n le of the Student faculty or a&minisir< it of a voice for all of Student input\in the co it Carolina. The stu- in the past has\een kie is run by and for the students, if appo*?*ted form from which to weren't oriented as t< licenses and directs purpose and someti he student activities timidatod tn ;i nnint w 1 on our campus. As not offer input. This i? the students and as case, but by far, the ? heir trust and con- absent. Vocal people, 1 seek the general their purpose should nstituents above all tees, should be the ont it Government has tions. Anyone who i: wer to affect change enough could be effect than any other educated as to what tl to let that capability and motivated to take our status quo Ham: To Ham, three \ betrayal ot the clarify what SGA shoi symbolism, Enlighteni jlfilling this role are portunity. Symbolisi siveness, leadership should symbolize the ic SG president must and failures of the stuc e with the same en- embodies a Quixote i ich he goes after the confront the windmill ""inwruM ' I BM ES |c' *" h( w HBH !c ta hi b( Photo by Joseph Garnetl lemon try to endure the stiff winter winds ^ is respond ingly important all powerful Grecian Polit issue brought after being knocked to t enorts of many Ham like Quixote is up re o them it is very again. Such a quality is moral and strength of at important. After body. Enlightenment: al officer can- should be a forum of > a member of a believes other governm nv that 1 am a should be experimented strict crnvn nf ? - viuc itn upponuniiy 10 ex id in the other understand other politea important for a work. Opportunity: Hi - efficiency. SGA exists to permit cai I government individuals who want titative voice of valuable extra iines on lu ty system. Deci- an opportunity to get then sity are made in it very droll how most f ioth student and seem to understand ("You itive members. and criticize thoughs w mmittee process many attend universit ffective because themselves get good or bei to a committee, ruler Ham would work [) their specific quazi-authoritarian orgai ines were in- provide opportunities to g< here they would for the resume. ; not always the student voice is Leopard: The role A'ho know what Government is to rcpreser be on commit- student body. The Studc ?s in these posi- ment shouldn't be intir s conscientious students, like myself, who ive if they were involved in the decision i tieir purpose is, ccss and contribute ideas an active part. to curb the rising tuition cc central themes costs, book costs, etc. A lo uld be at USC: do not want to be involve meni, ana up- pontics (aorm governiru n: The SGA senaic, student gover ideals, hopes, whatever reason they may lent body. Ham sent being labeled as ap deal, willing to have for the past three ye monster of the See "Candi , u Jf 'JSC 'committed jreek housing, i (Editor's note: The following story is one i a series on greek activities at USC.) i Curt Cottle Housing for all greek organizations is a jssibility, but presently the administration is no definite plans, USC officials say. "Everything is a big question mark," said ilie Busch, coordinator of greek affairs. " It ;ts frustrating. You honestly have to say, '1 m't know (what's going to happen).' " But the university is "definitely eommitd" to finding a solution to the housing tuation, said Steve Beckham, chief ex rutive assistant to USC President James olderinan. HOLDERMAN APPOINTED a commite to look into the greek housing situation ti campus, Busch said. "The ideal situation is to have something >r all 32 greek organizations on campus, wenty-fou; of 32 have something ? either a >unge, a floor in a residence hall or a use," she said. Beckham heads the committee, which he rmed "low key" and "a group of adlinistrators thai have gotten together to ork on a project." He emphasized the group was informal nd had no votes or resolutions. "We have o formal proposals at this stage. We're iryig to generate broad ideas," he said. "What e are trying to do is get the ball rolling." Hl f'KIIAM SAIH (lip rnnimillcp cfill >oking at various ideas attempting to ascerlin what interest in an alternative greek using situation exists. "We want to do all we can. Until things scome concrete, we don't know whether to ?> or stop. We want to find something .erybody can be comfortable with, and then 3 out and do it," he said. The committee is comprised of seven ad to issues mi believes eer oriented Betsy Leopard extercm I v ? J to dcvelope v , lizations to ?' -t extra lines v k Vv -W G? .?r c*.. -i ? - ui ^luucni _ ? II u the whole TonY Sne? ?nt Governnidating to to about ways 1 of students '-t& 1R d in campus ^7 ints, student "<M;i iathetic, as I A W ars. I am not idates," page 3 Timothy Wushington " to improve officials say minislrators: Busch; Beckham; Dennis Pruitt, dean of Student Affairs: Richard Wert/, director of Residential L ife Services; Paul Ward, USC legal counsel; Susan Meyward, coordinator of Student Development; Dave Rinker, systems vice president for facilities planning; and Jerry Brewer, acting director of Student Activities. The committee also has student input. Beckham said. (iRl.KK HOI SIN(i at I SC' consists of McBryde Quadrangle, live floors in South lower dorm and a house leased from the university by Kappa Alpha Psi. MeBryde Quad, located behind Thomas Cooper I ibrarv, provides each of 14 fraternities, all white, with a residence hall and lounge facilities below. Chi Psi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Nu. Alpha Tau Omega, Lambda Chi Alpha, Zeta Beta Tau, Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Chi and Phi Kappa Psi occupy the quadrangle. Two white fraternities do not have a place on the quad: Delta Upsilon, which received its charter in 1983, and Pi Kappa Alpha, which occupies a house on v\ haley Si reel. DAVIl) LIVINGSTON, housing chairman for Delta Upsilon, said his fraternity is looking Tor a house in the downtown area. Livingston said an investor would buy the house and lease it to the alumni corporation, which, in turn, would lease it to the fraternity. Livingston and this past year's housing chairman Robert Croom had looked at a number of houseplans, but had only narrowed the selection down to "two or three" under serious consideration, he said. One problem vs ith occupying a house downtown is zoning that restricts fraternity houses, Croom said.